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NARS (Neuro-symbolic Argumentation Reasoning System) is a framework that uses neuro-symbolic hybrid reasoning to directly detect persuasiveness in online discussions, composed of two layers: a neural component (retrieval-augmented iterative LLM reasoning that extracts bipolar argumentation structures) and a symbolic component (gradual argumentation semantics that propagates argument influence).
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